The energy source you mean must be coal, but you seem to have two questions mixed together
Fossils aren't but the life that made them is.
They learn about Dinosuar history and fossils. Love, DEC!A
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No. I can not show you dinosaur fossils. But, if you go to a large natural history museum in a large city, you can see dinosaur fossils. New York City has the Museum of Natural History. Chicago has the Field Museum. Other large cities all over the world have such museums that have dinosaur fossils. It should not be too difficult for you to get to such a major city.
they can provide history of the past and what geological time frame the fossil was in
Scientists can use fossils to learn about what happened about what Earth was like in the past. A fossil is any evidence A fossil is any evidence that life once existed in a place.
Life has existed for most of the history of Earth. It is not known exactly for how long, but it seems to have existed for at least 3.7 billion years; you can compare this with the 4.568 billion years that the Solar System existed. It is possible that life existed longer, but left no traces (fossils).
I know about dinosaurs from reading about them, watching documentaries, and a visit to a natural history museum to see dinosaur fossils in person. Scientists learned about dinosaurs by studying fossils, including bones, skin impressions, and footprints, and the rocks the fossils were found in.
Because for much of the earth's early history, living things were made up of soft tissue only.
Electricity has existed long before our planet has. It is a natural occurrence in the universe. There have been some visionary geniuses that have taken our understanding and use of electricity to the next level such as Benjamin Franklin and Nikola Tesla.
People want to know about fossils because fossils are history and tell us about history, and a lot of people find history fascinating.
No, there was no electricity in the Stone Age. The use of electricity came much later in human history, with the development of technology in the late 19th century.
Fossils aren't but the life that made them is.
The museum of natural history contains many fossils of prehistoric animals and plants and would be an extremely fascinating place for you daughter to learn more about fossils.
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No. Because there are not enough fossils to do any more than to guess.
Sediments that have lithified, or become sedimentary rock, often contain marine and non-marine animal and plant fossils. These fossils are of organisms that existed only in certain time periods in Earth's history. Identifying the fossils reveals a general age of the rock, give or take some tens of millions of years. Actual age can be roughly estimated by means of radiometric dating.